Practice beats panic
“It’s really helping. For the next 4 days I’m just practising in the evenings, I think that’s the best way to prepare.”
Cross-examination prep
Going to court without a lawyer?
You don't have to face it on your own. We get you ready to represent yourself, or cut the hours you pay a lawyer for.
A lawyer£250/hr
Litigant£0 to start
Free · no credit card needed
Not sure what your letter means?
The document decoder puts court papers and solicitor letters into plain English.
Illustration: the document decoder, showing the three ways to give it a letter, a photo, a file, or pasted text.
Explain thisPrivate to your account.
Most people do not know where to start.
That is not a failing.
- You are handed a blank page and asked to set out the worst year of your life, in order.
- The tools were never built for you.
- The timetable asks plain questions and builds your case in date order.
Illustration: a WhatsApp screenshot and a photo of a letter turning into a dated case timeline.
Where we stand
We are not a law firm.
And we will never funnel you to one.
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Represent yourself, prepared
Everything you need to walk in ready, in plain English.
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Or cut what a lawyer costs you
Turn up with your case already in order, and pay for judgement rather than paperwork.
The tools
From panic to prepared
From scattered to in order
Illustration: the Litigant wordmark above the three tools, cross-examination prep, your timetable and the Financial Settlement Navigator.
Illustration: emails, WhatsApp messages, photos and letters going into Litigant, and four documents coming out: a decoded letter, your chronology, Form E Part 2 and cross-examination sets.
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Cross-examination prep
Get used to being questioned, before you are questioned.
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Your timetable
Screenshots and letters in. Your case in date order, out.
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Financial Settlement Navigator
Six questions, then a clear picture of where you stand.
From people using it
You asked, so we built it.
Real messages from people using Litigant. Lightly edited for length and readability. Names and details withheld.
Built because a user asked
“That chat box is perfect. The replies, even the questions, are spot on.”
Cross-examination prep
The questions you would not expect
“It shows you questions you wouldn’t think they’ll ask.”
Used it before court
Knowing what to do next
“This is epic and so helpful. I know exactly what to do with the step programme.”
Timetable and Document decoder
The fear before a hearing
“Worried sick about not knowing what she’ll be asked, and it’s already helped so much.”
Relayed feedback, not typed by the user herself
Cross-examination prep
Getting started
“Super grateful. Thank you so much for everything.”
Cross-examination prep
What it costs
You decide how much lawyer you pay for.
Lawyers should charge you for advice, not for paperwork. You pick the mix.
On your ownFree, £20 or £45 a month
You and a barristerTheir day rate stays theirs
You and a full legal teamWe keep you on top of it all
Ready to feel prepared?
No card needed. A few plain questions about where your case is. Stop any time.